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National Republican., 1887-03-21
.HESAPEAKE AND OHIO ROUTE.

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and Ohio and points west. Sleeper
day.
$50 p. M.-Fast Western Express. Daily.
Solid Train with Pullman sleepers to
Louisville. Pullman Service to Gin.
cinnati, St. Louis, Memphis and New
Orleans.
Apply at Chesapeake and Ohio Railway
Office, BIB Pa. ave, and Baltimore and Potomac
Station. FRANK TRIGG,
General Northeastern Passenger Agent,
II. w. FULLER
General Passenger Agent,
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authorized unless signed by the undersigned.
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AUCTION SALES.
A s. PRATT Il SONS,
A. Insurance and Real Estate Agents,
No. 400 Ninth Street N. w.

AUCTION SALE OF THAT MAGNIFICENT
BUSINESS PROPERTY AT THE NORTH;
EAST CORNER OF NINTH D STREETS
LINCOLN HALL BUILDING, BEING ALL
OF LOTS NUMBERED THREE lD AND
FOUR ~ AND PART OF LOT FIVE 10y IN
AND SEVEN (107) in THE CITY OF WASH
INGTON, DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA.
This property, by far the most valuable un-
improved business site In this city, fronting
street north, will be sold as q whole, and Will
carry the material now lying thereon.
ON SATURDAY, 23D OF APRIL, 1887, at B
OF the premises the above mentioned property.
Terms made known at sale,
DUNCANSON BROS, Aucts.,
mh1S-d&ds Ninth and d SITS. N. w.
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WANTBD--.HOUSES.

yxTANTED-BY GENTIEMAN AND WIFE,
w furnished house for the summer; refer
ences exchanged. Address X. l.. D., Republi-
can ONCE. 322
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DNR. A.. B. ALBAUGH TREATS ALL
IL chronic affections of the eye and ear,
throat, lungs. liver, kidneys and spleen, dys-
pepsia, rheumatism, gout, fits, spasms, female
complaints, piles tumors, cancers, &c.; private
diseases of males and females. Confidential.
Removed to 1890 st. N. w. de29-ly
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FOR SALE

oo.>oo,--eee<n-IlSy~-yl .rocooc-yv~|rSS
TNOR sALE-f5 HORSES-PR1CES TO
IL suit everybody; from Warrenton and
Richmond county, Va, Hagerstown and Fred.
erick county. Md, Q pnir ponies, saddle
horses, 2 2steeplechasers, 10 fine drivers, pair
at MAGRATH & KENNELLY's LIVERY
STABLE, oil 1lth st. N. w. 8-23
TNOR SALE - INVALID CARRIAGE OR
JIG bath chair made In Paris; elegant walnut
wardrobe, black walnut marble top chamber
set, set curtains, old gold color, French satin,
at LLOYD'S, 438 7th st. N. w. S-22
National Republican., 1887-03-21

Introduces "UnusuaI Val
ues" we present in these
goods, whether you are pur-
chasing for a gift or for
personal use. We have just
received an invoice Of new
styles in strong, well-made,
and durable Purses, such
as would ordinarily be sold
at rs cents each. But we
offer
Fine Imitation seal-Leather Purses, leather
lined, with oxidized silver trimmings, at 5s
cents each.
National Republican., 1887-03-21
F'OR RENT---ROOMs
For RENT--H0UaEa

FOR fIENI---HOUSES
ENoR RENT-oN MERIDIAN HILL. A
Il good 12-room house, with 10000 feet of
yround, a good barn, and plenty of fruit. In.
iure at 9l5 18th st. N. w. after p. m. Cpl
National Republican., 1887-03-21

yXyANTED--AGENTS AND CANvASSERS
w for "The Soldier in Our Civil War;
has no equal in war history In the work there
each 1l1Sx20 inches 400 fill-p pare illustrations.
9l5xli1a and upwards Of 800 portraits, maps.
and battle scenes: published In 2-folio vol
cloth, 81. 30; half morocco, $1,000 1900 Rhode
Island ave. GEORGE. WATSON, Publishers
Agent. 2-2s
VXTANTED-AN ACTIVE AND NEAT PER-
w son to work in the store. Apply i'm
mediately 10 DUNCANsoN BROS cor. 9th and
d SITS. 2-2i
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PUBLIC READING.
FRENCH, GERMAN, ITALIAN, and ENGLISH
For further information please apply to
PROF. G. EGAN DE GhENT,

14O0 New York Avenue.
NATIONAL SKATING RINK,
In On L st., bet. 9th and 7th.
PROF. o. r. ASON,
THE KING OF ALL HORSE TAMERS.
Commencing MONDAY Evening, March 81, at
S:l5, and Every Night, in his Marvellous
Exhibitions, illustrating His Uuriyaled
and Mastery Methods of Handling
WILD, VICIOUS, AND NERVOUS HORSES.
Feats OF Horsemanship That Delight, In-
struct, and Please ALL
CHANGE OF PROGRAMME NIGHTLY.
General Admission 25c. Reserved Seats soc.
Parties having vicious horses, viz: Kickers,
biters, Innaways, bakers, plungers &c.. TO be
handled and broke at these exhibitions free of
charge: apply at Rink early next Monday morn.
ing to have them subdued early in the season.
mh196t
DANORAMA OF BATTLE OF BULL RUN! T.!
Il 18TH ST., two blocks south of Pennsylva.
MIA ave. THE MOST REALISTIC BATTCE
SCENE EVER PAINTED. Open from 0 A. NJ.
to 10 p. NJ. Sundays half price.
SSHELDoNs ACADEMIES, 1904 F ST. N. W,
- and Sd st. and Pa. ave. s. i. Now is
the time to Join the classes for participation
the annual May bail exercises.
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EDUCATIONAL,

IMPAIRMENT
u --OF--
STENOGRAPHY AND TYPE-wRITING,
SPENCERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE,
National Bank of Republic Building, southwest
cor 7th and ID sts. N. W., Washington ID. @.
Students prepared for Amanuensis work in
from three to five months. All branches of
type-writing thoroughly taught. Shorthand
Dictation Glasses, for speed practice, open to
sions. Call or send for circulars. Telephone
call S742 fe26-lm
National Republican., 1887-03-21

Edgeileld county, South Carolina, must
lie q nice place for a residence If the
Charleston NetrS and Courier is to be ac-
cepted as authority in regard to the con-
tlition OF affairs there. We extract from
that paper of the 10th instant the following
editorial;
National Republican., 1887-03-21

Extra copy mailed free to party securing the
club. Postage paid.
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THE WEEKLY NATIONAL REPUBLICAN,

onlytl for Two Years-lss7 and 1888,
which includes the contest Of the next Presidential
Election.
National Republican., 1887-03-21

Stands for Purses. That is,
we to-day advertise our
Leather Goods Department
first floor. just as you en-
ter. We are showing about
forty different styles, quail
ties, and patterns in Purses
and Pocketbooks for La
dies and Gentlemen's use.
Prices in equal diversity.
Genuine Embossed Leather Purses and
Pocketbooks, 40 cents each.
National Republican., 1887-03-21

single copies for one year. ar......,......."... 7oo
Clube Of ten for one year or clubs or hve for M
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BIRTHS.

LUSBY-March L., o son to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM.
7. Lusby, 1925 South Capitol street southeast.
National Republican., 1887-03-21

LOANS.
In sums 10 suit at per cent.
The above is only small portion OF proper
BY on my BOOKS. For full list call at otiice for
bulletins issued on lst and 10th.
National Republican., 1887-03-21

Every Purse or Pocket
book that is designed for a
present should have the
name Of the one who is to
receive it marked, in gold,
on the inside of the lapel.
Those purchased of us we
will so mark for 20 cents.
National Republican., 1887-03-21
l. A DI ES!
DO Your Own Dyeing, at Home, with
PIE E ESS DYES

They will dye everything. They are sold
They have no equal for Strength. Brightness,
Amount In Packages, or for Fastness OF Color
,or non.fading Qualities. They do not crock
Wholesale Druggists, Az Pa. ave-, Washington,
~, q. mhl8'mwf-ly
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

GeIsoline is the nsme OF new msterisl
resembling silk. writer il .le Journal
Commercial ct Maritime ssy5 Of it tdat
two students n Italy have invented ~
apparatus the object OF which is to SUB
stitu.e mulberry fiber for cotton, and
have given it the soove name. Ga re-
moving the bark tom the young shoots
q mulberry trees I fiber Is found which
II ffneuess and tec4citg is not exceeded
by silk, and The object OF the Invention is
10 ireat the 0f.rk ard Isolate the fiber sg =.
mechsnicaI process. TIE English herSts
sic said to have already made 0ffefS 10
purchase The entire production emanatiDg
from this novel process.
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Household.

Could the vote CT housekeepers be taken
IS 30 th,i ar lar dSily trial, the re-
u-ns 80 Id show an almost unanimous
resuit expressed by the word "interrup-
tens" These Interruptions are not 81
weys pleasant, bat oftentimes 1t is q
pleasant, cEatly friend who little dreams
aCw she ia stcEling golden moments from
% 0verburtened mQther-preciUus time
to&l she ned set apart fer some llttle IN
duigenCe in reading, in music, Or g bit Of
work, OF WhiCn sae IS so thOughtiessly
defrGuded.
Few women have flrmness enough to
regulate their hcUrs, end fewer still have
an appreciation OF such regulations, but
aTc apt to cCrGGmn the woman who 81
tempIs them So u2SoCihl or peculiar.
C0u!S women ever be taught To regard
h0useBa eping Is business, and, being
such, hat 1t must be Systematically coz
Quoted, there would be less talk Of "ner-
v0us strain o. worn out women anu
cherries homes. Paul has been thought
10 be :. crusty old bachelor, but he
must have lived ABOUT some benedict'S
nome when he wrote OF idling women
wandering scout from house 10 house,
speaking thir2s they ought not, for it is
The ialors who il this day SO prey or the
tirne Of The busy and keep society In q
ferment.
Aside from idlers who come to
be amused, there are Interrupt
tons unavoidable, that can by
no Encouragement be met, and yet ore
Of the most frequent is calls &. the
kitchen, which little iorethought on the
psrt ofQthers wCu' q make unnecessary.
A LADY vas showing complete mem
orandum tablet sent out by q firm in this
city ~ en- advertisement, and remarked:
= nil lie go MIC 10 hang in my pantry
a. keep tae i!sz ~ articles that mead re-
plenish!ng." EYES," she said, 81 do not
trust my memory, but put down every
thing and then there is no confusion when
the order clerk comes" Just then an in
terruption: "Mrs. -, mamma says
please lend her little coffee" "From
him that would borrow turn not thou
away," is good Scripture doctrine, but
carrying it out is often narrowing 20 the
soul of the systematic housekeeperS q
little coffee to-day, a little butter TO-
morrow, q little soap. starch or blufng.
al small but taking time and stees to
GET and the mickle often developing into
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sir nCigh5Ors

their rcigh5ors. As all ne. az
not fl. to be 8 law ucio tllu-
selves the power to RESTRAIN al TO
PUNISH BY!L-DcERs H.
is necessary part OF social E1garigJn.
TIE corner stose CT NJ poli.tcai croese3s
hu thc JUS pogers u government ars {, e
rived from the consent Of ire goYerne d,
Mt that there Gre inaGoGat!o rights OF
nan Of which government gsEao1r7"4t-
fully deprive tdln, a3d 70 10 50 cit y by
g majority &C people, y E..-!targ ce4-cia0
or under tha dogg:a 81 CHINE Ii zh5
- despotism. IL these general
propositions it is assured you
Will concur, &rn though We nave yaceGUv
been sepsg&-ed bY single question, ]
trusGfcIlJ look forwaTd to reunion OF
The broader field which 4ies beyond in
conclusion permit me to II. res the Ia, :
tast il will give yoI less pG.n 70 Ted mis-
letter then the necessity for wrilt2 +
has given nle, sad to assure you GAao I
remain ever faithfully Jour freed.
signed JEFFERSON DAVIS.
Fort Worth weekly gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-09-30

Sunfowers are used in wyoming Ter
risory Cor fuel. TRe stalks, when dEy,
sre "a hard as maple wood and maHe q
hot fire, and the seedhesds with the SEEDS
Ia ere said to burn better than the best
hard coal. An acre of sunfiowers WILL
furnish fuel Tor one stove for year. =
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F@TR q ~.


ESTEAYED-By j, r. Nos hi"r5 u
n Smith Justice ofths Pea. - '.es!ils 49,
TaFEsat comfy, On fbe2Tth CAV % 4us---s. 80
oRa bay horse brGnd9d thus: - .-,--,-s-'-
asr, abous I years aid and abotsg > la1 's-'
Appraised at s45. Filcd 5ep1etf Ct ,, 81.
County Clerk Ta5fant CncDtv. 49,
~ TRATED-By q. r MAdtlv 'e
IL jones, Justice Of the Peace. l'r H..
.Iarrant COUNTY, oatRe stu day II A--''-
one re q rc IA In2s5 Sad bay =-cs-.aS
abcu- 10 yeaFs old, Is hands l.ss. s.-- 10
mead, aranded On Jaw ~ aad OIL
n aC and has another
II DC the r,sht hlp. also one III!
rOaT : s7ear-old kur&G COILS hands hlsi-. ----
ed IA on left Jaw ara 81 .;-+...--.
Appraised at $40. Filed Augusts0, ISL
JNO. Z. SWAY NJ
COUNTY GEEK 4arIant Counts, le -
E>TRAYED-8y aewtOl Stephenson,
II j. O. a Mann. 1stice Of the Pes
,c.2ct No. 7, TarrsI,k county, on the - n O :.
skuet 1887, enc s5fIel mare ana soT[eINjo1
nare branded taGts: = en- right shouloef ~
k48tch brapss On sefs shoulder, age about 4
years: colt has7nd brantss Mare hsd on
SIN all bx1ks bell. Appralssf &C $40; Ft4E Sc
TENDER 10, 1857. JNO. =. SM ~,
County CLERK Tsrrans County, Tex
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IPaNloE ...-.........-. ...-......-. .
MstriCG!at!oa fees, estimated.

Net amount OF aY8tlable fuGd5......... & 657
Allowing or tas diferecC I'm the last Y 4r'7
salary to Professor Humphreys and wh4s 4
Alowfd tnsSeEd for an Instructor at reCEccd
selsxy, the zeaeit in the hud. ct Of last June
for isis years requirements ie stil something
ovcr 5000. Thee Will be only one teGChe- 20
b. supplied, sn Instructor Of Greek or Latin u
$500 salary, according ga Professor Nelson may
be assigned TO teach the Greek or L4tiu Gloss :
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This is the best month 70 SOW turnip
seed. Fresh seed OF al varieties to be
had at Turner & MeClurs's.
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UNIVERSITY REGEEE2.
yEay Rold Their Final Mseting-The TT
I.ancss OF the Institution.

Special 20 the Gazette.
AUSTIN lex, Sept. 24-The uLive-sitv re
gents held :hsir final meeting L. :He office Of
D. -ooses. Present. Messr9. Nto-en- Z IT,
ohcpcrd, 3tmkiEs, Prdther ard iI>yWa,1. ai-o
x. oOidriSge, secretary of We r"5C3 9r5 .sY
" aGOneY, hairNen, and Captei1 GlcyE,P rCc.0f
OF the University. The only matter Of cOnsid
esaIlSn w2s shs dnSnces Of tie institution. he
boa'L e the'r bud1Gt Of last Jure. had pr,ii
Gated apon about 5000 interest on .hesu rOtCs.
which the Sptr6ier estimated would be PAL.
IN august, but on aboat $500 OF which y -
SctuGlly paid. thus causing dali.tt Ia that
gCurce Of revenue. The finance CON
nli3tse presented its yep ri which
Wa3 SCCsPtGd an" Cr red TO
De pcil.cd ii the ual7GIeity ca.2i que as soi-
IoWs: 1>
Amcun. o. cash available funds CT hand
June y, .............S 8 7C2
Amounts drawn by the proctor up to
jane ID, IcoT........-..--. -......---.... s.6A64
biiRGCc in tuG treasury JuFr u. lsII.... As22s7
OGe yaaI's !ntaYest on ataEe bonds 0tle.. 3.54T
Iotarest OF land nOtes due -.......-... s T5I
OF shio amount has been paid only. .-... 1413,
From land leases TO September, ISL. 4lE2
Total .............-................. $4.5E}
To be deducted, appropriation by she
twentieth Legislature 70 the AgrcuI-
tuEal and Mechanical College. -... -. 5000
Due for approximation ..-...-.... ....-... 22jI
Leaving Observation-Disclosures. So o57
Ms.ricC!at!oa fees, estimated. .......,.., $500,
--7~.t
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mra. Parsona Arrested.

CHICAGO, ILL, Sept, 23.-Lucy Parsons
the wife of the condemned anarchist wss
arrested this afternoon for violating s
city ordinance against distributing hand
bills on the streets. Sac WAS requested
By the officers to desist, but refused reply
ing thai she was amena5le TO the Laws. 4
grest crowd followed She policemen and
prisoner to jail. TaeTe she offered her
circulars 10 every one not excepting C2p-
tain O'Donneu. Continuing TO refuse TO
stop distributing the circulars, she wss
locked up. Tie penalty for her ofense
is fine OF not less than So. The circu-
lars were copies of Parsons address to
the public published in yesterdays
papers.
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THNET AVID MURDFR.

and the baariss Of t,ise witness a. part
Of personal liberty? The last named hes
bacoma very commsn, but I md not sup
posed sd VI re2caat tbe magnitude Of 4
personal rjs1t. Do laws for the punish
ment Of crime aarjdge personal liberty,
Oh 70 tner arc they rot 50 many Gf tlt
EatufSi rlghtg Unich In e state If society
might De V5cl&ted b. the ev.,-disposad?
It strikes me as G. misuse OF terms to de-
scribe the
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Che&Shara's CailI Tonccontains, neitasI
aoisone nor quiaine, plesssnt and 5Suzf
sytfaad p
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Do not 2eslecs to soE some turnip seed,
it is TIE chespest and BEST crop. Fresh
seed 20 be had st Turaer Q McClure's.
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so IS 10 make /. impossible thst our first
parents sloGl3 eat Of the fruit, 5utEataer
Lett them IS Tree agents to their moral res
sponsibility with & paEalry atcached5to
the violation 81 His command. They had
entire personal liberty and we're
Ieta to choose between v;r-
tuous obedience and simple VIC
,ahou Of the law given for their govern
r2ent, They chose to offend 6ad suffered
the penalty. You further state thst thu
deca!0gue sbridges personal liberty IL
nearly every commandment, but surely
you do not consider
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This is the best month to SOW turnip
seed Fresh seed of Ill varieties to be
had at Turner 6 McCtureA.
Hurts Eu1e tor nlls skim diseases
.ssgnarAntesd."
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the muckle without thought of return
Has the memorandum slate never sug-
gested itself &c these chronic borrowers
Let them try ite efficacy and one eX-
tTemely annoying interruption will be
abated.
Every housekeeper should know the
stsse OF her stores each morning, and this
doce, with an order clerk coming every
morning, there will be saving of time
AID OF vexstion Of spirit Oil the part Of
borrower and lender.
AS the cool weather. advances thoughts
OF gsyety snd festivity begin to suggest
themselves, and while the young tolk
fTolic the older heads know there must
be preparation made for hospitality. The
merriest evening lsgs unless some c7ea-
ture comforts are provided, and every
housekeeper feels more or less pride in the
setting forth Of tables. October is the
month OF brides md some will have to
prepare wedding suppers. The menu need
not be elsDorste but hints IS 10 It's de
i1ands are always acceptable. A. Il sup
per recently given in large city, the
guests were served Ga Snail tables in
parlors eud dining rooms at 10 O'Clock,
snd the menu was as follows, and COM
mends itself as easy OF preparation and
ample to meet the demsnds Of the ccca-
ion:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16

The News Of the Day POintsdly Para
graphsd Tor HastY Readers.
POLICE COURT WAS q blank yesterday.
The Dollar Savings Bank will be- kept
open till O'Clock on Saturday evenings.
The funeral of Mr.. Robert Campbell is
announced for this afternoon ut , O'Clock.
The third number of the LiaSiy Chronicle
appeared yesterday. Ii is rs bright and
sprightly rs ever.
THE Hartkof' Musuem, at the corner OF
Eleventh and Market streets, continues to
draw a large number Of interested sight
seerS.
Mr.. CHAs. BRADBUEY had both hands
burned yesterday morning in attempting to
extinguiSh the flames caused by n lambre-
quin catching treat his home.
THE noon train on the Pittsburg division
Of the Z. < D. was an hour and half late
yesterday. The cause was an accident
somewhere on the COnnelsyille division.
The funeral of the late Maurus Balzer
took place yesterday at y o'clock from his
late residence on Twenty street. The
interment WAS at Mt. Calvary cemetery.
A NUMBER of Wheeling well known so
ciety people, principally members OF the
German, gave an enjoyable hop ut Mercan-
tile Hall last evening Kamer's band
made the music.
The 81 AlphOnsus Society, accompanied
by the Opera House band will attend the
dedication OF the Catholic Church ut Pitts
burg. April 9th. They will 20 via. b. 4
q. Round trip tickets Sl.5O
In the absence of Rev. A. l.. Jordan. OF
the Baptist Church, his pulpit will be
filled morning and evening by the Rev.
ID. A. Leonard, State missionary Of Ohio,
by whose zeal the cause of Christianity
has been much advanced, in Ohio espec-
tally.
YESTERDAY morning a brick building al
100 Market street, occupied by Nc
George Wickham, was considerably dam
aged by being undermined by plumbers
putting down q new water pipe under the
walls The walls were cracked the entire
length Of the building and the plasteriRg
badly cracked.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1887-04-16

the Mayor and some Couneilmen to pro-
teet It. and Mayor Keller swore in some
twenty extra policemen The City Hall
and the large skating rink were procured
for the storage Of property for all who de-
sired it.
A large stack Of straw-seyeral
tons-was standing in q field back of
Walnut Grove, and il was picked up and so
scattered, that two straws together could
scarcely be found.
At Charles Helling's house, large hole
several feet square was taken out of solid
brick wall, as clean cut as if done by the
masonS.
A large timber, twelve or fourteen feet
long, was picked up by the wind and car
ried endways against Dinsmore's house, in
the First ward, and passed completely
through several walls.
A large poplar tree, five or six. feet in
diameter, standing among the other trees
in Walnut Grove was twisted clear out of
the ground.
Mrs. VIM. Coates put a chair against the
door. under the door-knob, to keepit from
blowing open and sat down on it. The
building was lifted up and carried away
leaving her sitting on the chair.
The Peabody Insurance Company's
house, standing near the river bank, was
blown down and so far away that scarcely
a vestage Of it could be seen.
Parties living near the river say it was q
grand sight to see the cyclone blowing
through the water, laying the bed of the
river bare nearly all the way across.
The board walk leading to the First
ward school building was torn up, part of
it carried away and the rest distorted into
all manner of shapes.
While the funeral Of Jefferson Porter
was taking place at Weeks cemetery the
cyclone struck it. Several hacks were
overturned and other vehicles more or less
damaged. Curtains and lap robes were
blown clear away. Nearly all the fences
in the cemetery were blown down and
other damage done to a considerable
amount
The residence of John Woods west of
town, on the Cadiz pike, was blown down,
took fire and burned up, with all the con-
tents His barn was completely destroyed
Mrs Watson and Mrs Reilly, who were
III buggy attending Mr.. Porter's funeral,
were upset and more or less bruised.